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BALTIMORE. (McKec's Line.) James W. McKee, 42 Front. Saturdays, Pier 6 N. R.
Mailler, Lord & Quereau, 10S Wall. Semi- weekly. Bulkhead, between Piers 13 & 14 E. R .. - Ilenry B. Cromwell, 86 West. Daily. Pier 13, N. R.
BELLEVILLE, (N. J.) Twice a week. Foot of Dey.
BEAUFORT, (N. C.) James L. Davis, 184 South. Foot Roosevelt.
BOSTON, (Propellers of the Commercial Steamboat Co.) Isaac Odell, Agent. Pier 11, N. R. Daily, at 12 M.
- (Commercial Line.) Dayton, Sprague & Co., 107 Front. Wed. and Sat. Pier 19, E. R.
- (Lewis' Line.) S. W. Lewis & Co., 24 South. Pier 9. E. R.
(Norwich & New London Steamboat Co.) E. S. Martin, Agent. Pier 18, N. R. Daily at 5 P. M.
-- (via Fall River.) (Fall River Line.) Wm. Borden, 70 & 71 West. Daily, at 5 P. M. Pier 3, N. R.
- (via Stonington.) Mail Line. R. E. Lock- wood, 10 Battery pl. Daily, at 5 P. M. Pier 2, N. R.
BREMEN (N. German Lloyd's), Gelpcke, Keutgen & Reichelt, 84 Broadway. Semi monthy. Pier 30, N. R.
BRIDGEPORT, (Conn.) Thurs. and Sat. Pier 33, E. R.
--- G. W. Corlies, 105 Beekman. Daily. Pier 24, E. R. BROOKHAVEN, (Conn.) Weekly. Pier 32, E. R. CALLAO. (Regular Line.) Wm. Bartlett, 110 Wall. Monthly.
CARTHAGENA, (S. A.) Handy & Everett, 40 Burling sl. No regular Pier. Monthly.
CATSKILL, (N. Y.) Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 5 o'clock P. M. Pier 35, N. R.
CHARLESTON, (Commercial Line.) Dunham & Dimon, 67 South. Wednes. Pier 17, E. R.
Mailler, Lord & Quereau, 108 Wall. Weekly. Pier 27, E. R.
(Merchant's Line.) McCready, Mott & Co., 36 South. Pier 10, E. R.
(Steamship.) Spofford, Tileston & Co., 29 Broadway. Every Wed. and Sat. Pier 4, N. R. - (Palmetto Line.) Dollner, Potter & Co., 181 Front. Sat. Pier 23, E. R.
(South Carolina Line.) Scranton & Tallman, 19 Old sl. Weekly. Pier 5, N. R.
CLINTON, (Conn.) Pier 20, N. R.
COXSACKIE. (Propeller Line.) Friday, at 5 P. M. Pier 35, N. R ..
CROTON, (N. Y.) Tuesdays and Fridays. Pier 39, N. R.
DARIEN. (Conn.) Thursdays. Pier, 41, E. R.
DOBBS' FERRY. (N. Y.) Wed. Foot of Laight.
ELIZABETHTOWN, (N. J.) (Hatfield's Line.) Tues. Thurs. and Sat. Pier, 20 N. R.
FREDERICKSBURGH, (Va.) (McKee's Line.) James W. McKee, 42 Front. Twice a month. No regular pier.
GALVESTON, (Tex.) (Regular Line.) D. C. Mur- ray, 62 South. Twice a month. Pier 13, E. R. - (Merchants' & Planters' Line.) G. A. Ferris, 74 South. Semi-monthly. Pier 27, E. R. - (Tex. and N. Y. Line.) J. H. Brower & Co., 45 South. Semi-monthly. Pier 12, E. R.
(Star Line.) Wakeman, Dimon & Co., 73 South. Pier 18, E. R.
GALWAY. (Galway S. S. Co.) Am. Express Co.) 61 Hudson.
GEORGETOWN, (D. C.) (Regular Line.) Mott Bedell, 52 South Saturdays. Pier 14, E. P ..
-- -- (Regular Linc.) Safford & Dodge, 52 Front. Weekly. Pier 14, E. R.
GEORGETOWN, S. C. (Palmetto Line.) Dollner, Potter & Co., 181 Front. Weekly. Pier 29, E. R. GLASGOW. (Old Line.) Dunham & Dimon, 67 South. Twice a month. Pier 18, E. R.
(Steamship.) R. Craig, 23 B'way. Monthly. Pier 39, N. R.
GLEN COVE. Daily. Peck slip.
GREENPORT. (L. I.) Weekly. Pier 33, E. R.
GREENWICH, (Conn.) Tuesdays and Fridays. Pier 41, E. R ..
HAMBURGH. L. E. Ainsinck, 92 Pearl. Semi- monthly.
(Ham. Am. Packet Co.) Kunhardt & Co., 45 Exchange pl. Semi-monthly. Pier 21, N. R ..
HARTFORD, (Conn.) (Steamers.) Saxton & Sea- bury. 112 South. Daily. Pier 24. E. R.
- Richard Peck 37 Fulton. Daily at 4 P. M. Pier 24, E. R.
IIAVANA. (Dispatch Line.) II. S. Vining, 31 Old sli1.
Sturges & Co., 31 South. No regular day or pier.
(Steamship Line.) Livingston, Crocheron & Co., 1 Park pl. Monthly. Pier 27, N. R ..
Moses 'Taylor & Co., 45 South. Pier, 12, E. R. (U. S. Mail Steamship Co.) M. O Roberts, 177 West. 2d and 17th of each month. Foot of Warren.
HAVERSTRAW AND SING SING. Daily. Foot of Harrison and Pier 33, N. R.
HAVRE. (Regular Line.) Boyd & Hincken, 161 Pearl. First of each month. Pier 5, N. R.
(Steamship ) W. S. Drayton, 7 Broadway. Monthly. Pier 37, N. R.
(Union Line.) William Whitlock jr., 46 South & S. M. Fox & Bro. 7 Broadway. Three times a month. Pier 13, E. R ..
(Vanderbilt European Line.) D. Torrance, 5 Bowling gr. Monthly. Pier 3, N. R.
HUDSON, (N. Y.) Daily, at 5 P. M. Pier 34,N. R. HUNTINGTON, (L. I.) Fridays. Pier 41, E. R. INDIANOLA, (Tex.) (Merchant's Line.) Mc- Cready, Mott & Co., 36 South. Pier 11, E. R.
KEYPORT, (N. J.) Daily. Foot of Murray.
LAGUAYRA. Rising & Co., 32 Sonth. Monthly. LIVERPOOL. (B. & N. A. R. M. Steamships.) E.
Cunard, 4 Bowling gr. Seni-monthly. Jersey City.
(Black Ball Line.) Charles II. Marshall & Co., 38 Burling slip. 1st and 16th of each month. Pier 23, E. R.
(Black Star Line.) Samuel Thompson's Nephew, 275 Pearl. No regular day.
(Empire Line.) D. & A. Kingsland & Sutton, 55 Broad. No regular day. Piers 5, 6 & 8, N. R. - (Liverpool & Phila. S. S. Co.), 15 Broadway. Every other Sat. Pier 44 N. R.
(Patriotic Line.) Spofford, Tileston & Co., 29 Broadway. No regular day. Pier 5, N. R.
(Red Star Line.) Charles Carow, 76 South. No regular pier.
(Washington Linc.) Wm. T. Frost, 68 South. No regular day. No regular pier.
(Dramatic Line.) Howland & Frothingham, 106 Wall. 26th of each month. Pier 14, E. R.
(Old Black Star Line.) Williams & Guion, 40 Fulton. Semi-monthly' Pier 28, E. R.
(Swallow Tail Line.) Grinnell, Minturn & Co. 78 South. Monthly. Piers 19 and 20 E. R.
- (Z Line.) Zerega & Co. 56 South. No regu- lar day. Pier 14, E. R.
LONDON. (Swallow Tail Line.) Grinnell, Min- turn & Co., 78 South. Weekly. Piers 19 & 20, E. R.
(X Line.) E. E. Morgan & A. Wiley, 70 South. Every 12 days. Pier 16, E. R.
-- (New Line.) Dunham & Dimon, 67 South. Bi-monthly. Pier 17, E. R.
LONG BRANCH. Fridays. Pier 45, N. R ..
MAMARONECK, (N. Y.) Thurs. Fri. and Sat. Pier 41, E. R.
MARACAIBO. Maitland, Phelps & Co., 45 Ex- change pl. Monthly. No regular pier.
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REGISTER-PACKETS.
INLAND ROUTE.
THE SHORTEST, MOST DIRECT & EXPEDITIOUS,
Without Ferry or Delay ; No Change of Cars or Baggage.
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE
VIA STONINGTON
FOR
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
FROM PIER NO. 2 NORTH RIVER,
First Wharf above Battery Place, next adjoining the Camden and Amboy Line,
Daily, at Five P. M., Sundays Excepted.
NO CHARGE FOR BERTHS. STATE ROOMS, EACH EXTRA, ONE DOLLAR.
THE FAVORITE AND SUPERIOR STEAMER
THE STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK, C. VANDERBILT, CAPT. JOEL STONE, CAPT. D. B. STURGIS. Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays. Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays,
Passengers, on arrival at Stonington, proceed immediately per Railroad to Providence and Boston in the Express Mail Train, reaching said places several hours in advance of those by other routes, and in ample time for all the early Morning Lines connecting North and East. Passengers that prefer it, remain on board the Steamer, enjoying ? night's rest undisturbed, breakfast, if desired, and leave Stonington in the 7.00 A. M. Train, connecting at Provi dence with the 11.30 A. M. Train for Boston.
A Buggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through each way. All Luggage Checked.
This Line carries the UNITED STATES MAIL, and is the SHORTEST, SUREST, and SWIFTEST ROUTE between the Cities of NEW YORK AND BOSTON. The Steamers are of the First Class for Size, Strength, and Speed, and were built for the navigation of Long Island Sound; they are fitted up without regard to expense, and possess every comfort and luxury, while the security and safety of passengers 'have been particularly provided for The Officers are experienced and attentive.
STATE ROOMS. /
The Steamers contain a large number of Spacious and Elegantly Furnished Rooms for the accommodation of Families or Single Passengers, which may be secured for the day, on board the Boat, or in advance, at the Office, No. 10 Battery Place.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
The arrangements for the transportation of all descriptions of Merchandise are so complete, that it is delivered in Providence, Boston, and other places, SEVERAL HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER LINES, by the Special Express Freight Train, leaving Stonington every morning, except Sunday, immediately after the depart- ure of the Mail Train.
RATES ALWAYS AS LOW AS BY THE OTHER SOUND ROUTES.
F For further information, apply on Board the Steamer, at the Freight Office, Pier No. 2 North River, or at the Office of the Company, No. 10 Battery Place.
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REGISTER-PACKETS.
EVENING LINE TO
ALBANY 18211
TROY
DIRECT, FROM PIER 15, FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, (1st PIER BELOW CORTLANDT STREET.)
This is the only river line that connect sand checks Baggage through to Saratoga and the North.
Passengers leaving New York at 6 P. M. arrive in Albany and Troy in ample time to connect with Trains going East, West and North, arriving in Montreal the next day.
THE NEW FIRST CLASS STE.1MERS
FRANCIS SKIDDY,
W. H. FRAZEE, Commander, Leaves New York on
Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday, at 6 P. M.
Returning, leaves TROY (from the foot of Albany Street) every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, AT 73 P. M. AND COMMODORE,
C. W. FARNHAM, Commander, Leaves New York on Monday, Wednesday & Friday, at 6 P.M. Returning, leaves TROY on
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, AT 7} P. M. And Sunday, at 6 o'clock, P. M.
This is the ONLY LINE that waits for the Evening Train of Cars from Saratoga Springs, Montreal, and Ports on Lake Champlain.
Baggage taken Free of Charge to and from Boats to Cars.
Freight taken on reasonable terms. For Passage or Freight, apply on Board, or at the Office on the Dock.
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REGISTER .- PACKETS.
MATAGORDA, (Tes.) (Merchant's Line.) Mc-
Cready, Mott & Co., 36 South. Pier 11, E. R ..
MIDDLETOWN, (N. J.) Tuesdays and Fridays. Pier 45, N. R.
MIDDLETOWN POINT, (N. J.) Friday. Piers 3S and 39, N. R.
- Saturday. Pier 45, N. R ..
MILFORD, (Ct.) Weekly. Pier 32, E. R. MOBILE. (City Line.) Sturges, Clearman & Co., 110 Wall. Every ten days. Bulkhead bet. Pine and Wall.
- (Dispatch Line.) N. H. Brighain, 133 Water. Weekly.
(Eagle Line.) Eagle & IIazard, 23 Old slip. Weekly. Pier 11, E. R.
- (Merchants' and Planters' Line.) G. A. Fer- ris, 74 South. Semi-monthly. Pier 27, E. R.
(Mobile Line.) Laytin & Hurlbut, $4 South. Pier 20, E. R ..
Post, Smith & Co., 29 Burling slip. Semi- monthly. Pier 20, E. R ..
NASSAU, (N. P.) (B. & N. A. R. M. S. S. Co.) E. Cunard, 5 Bowling gr. Monthly. Jersey City. NEWBERN. (N. C.) (Regular Line.) James L. Holines, 154 South. Weekly. Foot of Roosevelt. (Old Line.) Mathews & Mitchill, 194 Front. NEW BRUNSWICK, (N. J.) Every day. Foot of Barclay.
NEWBURYPORT. (Clipper Line.) S. W. Lewis & Co., 24 South. No regular day. Pier 9, E. P .. NEW HAVEN. Richard Peck, 37 Fulton. Daily, at 3 P. M. Pier 24, E. R.
(New Line.) J. B. Edwards, 105 Wall. Weds. and Sats. Pier 12, E. R.
(Old Line.) E. Hemingway, 116 South. Pier 27, E. P ..
- (Traveller's Line.) Roberts & Son. Daily. Pier 25. E. R.
NEW ORLEANS. (Eagle Line.) Eagle & Hazard, 25 Old slip. Weekly. Pier 11, E. R.
(Holmes' Line.) Willianı Nelson & Son, 66 South. Every Monday. Pier 17, E. P ..
- (Louisiana and New York Line.) Stanton & Thomson, 114 Wail. Every ten days. Pier 15, .E. R.
(New Orleans Line.) Laytin & Hurlbut, 84 South. Every ten days. Pier 20, E. R.
(Orleans Line.) Robson & Fosdick, 77 South. Every ten days. Pier 13, E. R ..
- (Steamslifp.) Livingston, Crocheron & Co., 1 Park pl. 12th and 27th of each month. Pier 27, N. R.
(Dispatch Line.) N. H. Brigham, 133 Water. Weekly.
- (Union Line.) William T. Frost, 63 Sonth. Weekly. Pier 16, E. R.
(U. S. Mail Steamship Co.) M. O. Roberts, 177 West. 2d and 17th of each month. Foot of Warren.
NEWPORT, (Fa.) (Florida Line.) Smallwood, Earle & Co., 10 Beaver.
- (Florida Line.) Brodie & Pettes, 122 Pearl. Twice a month. Piers 6 to S, N. R.
NEW ROCHELLE, (N. Y.) Thursdays & Fridays. Pier 41, E. P.
NEW SUFFOLK, (L. I.) No particular day. Pier 32. E. P ..
NORFOLK, (Va.) (Old Line.) Sturges, Clearman & Co., 110 Wall. Saturdays. Pier 14, E. R.
- (N. Y. & Va. S. S. Co.) Lud'am & Heineken, 115 Broadway. Wednesdays & Saturdays. Pier 13, N. R.
(Regular Line.) Mott Bedell, 52 South. Saturdays. Pier 14, E. R.
NORTHPORT, (L. I.) Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Pier 35, E. R.
NORWALK, (Ct.) G. A. Kertland, 205 South. Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Pier 35, E. R ..
- Thurs. & Sat. Pier 41, E. R ...
NORWICH & NEW LONDON. (Propeller Line.) E. H. Rockwell. Daily at 3 o'clock, Sundays ex- cepted. Pier 11, N. R.
NYACK & TARRYTOWN. Daily, 3 P. M. Foot Chambers.
PANAMA, SAN FRANCISCO, & OREGON, (Mail Line.) Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 83 Wall. Leaves Panama semi-monthly, on arrival of the Atlantic Mails.
PEEKSKILL, (N. Y.) Foot Laight & Pier 33, N. R ..
PERTH AMBOY, (N.J.) Daily 3 P. M. Foot Bar- clav.
PETERSBURGH, (Va.) James Hunter & Co., 174 Front. Saturdays. Pier 23, E R.
- (N. Y. & Va. S S. Co.) Ludlam & Heineken, 115 Broadway. Wed. and Sat. Pier 13, N. R.
PHILADELPHIA. James Hand, 23 South. Semi- weekly. Pier 8, E. R.
(McKee's Line.) James W. McKee, 42 Front. Daily. Pier 8, E. R.
- & CAPE MAY. (Steamers.) Fred. Perkirs, Agent. Daily at 4 P. M. Pier 14, N. R ..
PORTCHESTER, (N. Y.) Thursdays and Satur- days. Pier 32, E. R ..
PORTLAND, (Me.) H. B. Cromwell, S6 West. Weekly. Pier 12, N. R.
PORT LAVACCA, (Tex.) (Merchant's Line.) Mc- Cready. Mott & Co., 36 South. Pier 11, E. R ..
- (Texas & N. Y. Line.) J. H. Brower & Co. 45 South. Pier 11. E. R ..
PORTO CABELLO. Rising & Co. 32 South. Monthly.
PORTSMOUTH, (N. H.) (Dispatch Line.) S. W. Lewis & Co., 24 South. No regular day. Pier 9, E. R.
(Va,) Old Line.) Sturges, Clearman & Co., 110 Wall. Saturdays. Pier 14, E. R.
PROVIDENCE, (Bowen's Line.) Leander Kenny, 25 Coenties sl. Daily. Pier 9, E. R ..
(Mail Line.) R. E. Lockwood, 10 Battery pl. Daily, at 5 P. M. Pier 2; N. R.
- (Commercial Line Propellers.) Isaac
Odell.
Pier 11, N. R. Daily at 12 M., Sundays excepted. RAHWAY, (N. J.) Tues., Thurs. & Sat., from Pier 20, N. R.
RICHMOND, (Va.) (N. Y. & Va. S. S. Co.) Lud- lam & Heineken, 115 Broadway. Wed. & Sat. Pier 13, N. R.
- (Virginia Line.) C. H. Pierson, 74 South. Semi-weekly. Pier 16, E R.
ROTTERDAM. Laytin & Ilurlbut, 84 South. Monthly.
RYE, (N. Y.) Sat. Pier 33. E. R.
SAG HARBOR. Weekly. Pier 32, E. R.
ST. MARKS, Sinallwood, Earle, & Co., 10 Beaver. Brodie & Pettes, 122 Pearl. Twice a month. Piers 6 to S. N. R.
SALEM. (Ma-s.) R. W. Ropes & Co., 73 Pearl.
SAN FRANCISCO, (Empire Line.) Wells & Emanuel, 96 Wall.
(Star Line,) C. II. Church, 83 Wall. Monthly.
via Aspinwall. (U. S. Mail Line.) I. W. Raymond, Agent. 177 West. 5th and 20th of each month. Foot Warren.
(Dispatchi Line.) Sutton & Co., 5S South. Pier 10. E. R.
(Merchants Express Line.) Babcock, Cooley & Co., 11S Water. Semi-monthly.
(Shipper's Line.) J. Earle & Co., 106 Wall. Monthly. Pier 14, E. R.
(Vanderbilt Line.) D. B. Allen, 5 Bowling gr. Monthly. Pier 3, N. R. . Wm. T. Coleman & Co., SS Wall.
SAUGERTIES, (N. Y.) Mon, Wed. & Sat., at 5 P. M. Pier 35, N. R ..
SAVANNAH, (Ga.) (Brig Line.) Sturges, Clear- man & Co., 110 Wall. Sat. Pier 18, E. P ..
- (Am. Atlantic Screw S. S. Co.) H. B. Crom- well, 86 West. Wed. and Sat. Pier 12, N. R. Mailler, Lord & Quereau, 10S Wall. Week- ly. Pier 17, E. R.
- (Savannah Line.) Demill & Co., 156 Front. Weekly. Bulkhead. foot of Beekman.
(Steamship.) Samuel L. Mitchill & Son, 13 Broadway. Wed. and Sat. Pier 4. N. R.
(Union Line.) McCready. Mott & Co., 36 South. Wednesdays. Pier 10. E. R.
- (Old Established Line.) Dunham & Dimon, 67 South. Wednesdays. Pier 19. E. R. (Georgia Line.) Scranton & Tallman, 19 old ship. Saturdays. Pier 5. N. R.
SHREWSBURY, (N. J.) Friday. Foot of Charlton, and Daily, foot of Robinson.
SING SING, (N. Y.) Friday. Piers 36 & 33, N. R.,. and foot Laight.
SMITHTOWN, (L. I.) Fridays. Pier 33, E. R ..
SOUTHPORT. (Conn ) Thursdays and Saturdays. Pier 41, E. P ..
REGISTER .- RAILROAD COMPANIES.
STAMFORD, (Conn.) Tues. Thurs. & Sat. Pier 35, E. R.
ST. MARTHA, SAVANILLA & CARTHAGENA. Handy & Everett, 40 Burling sl. Monthly.
ST. THOMAS. Maitland, Phelps & Co., 45 Ex- change pl. Monthly. No regular pier.
(Dispatch Line.) II. S. Vining, 31 Old sl.
STONINGTON. (Conn.) Weekly. Pier 33, E. R. STONY BROOK, (L. I.) Weekly. Pier 32, E. R. TARRYTOWN, (N. Y.) Friday. Pier 38, N. R ..
TRENTON, (N. J.) (Mers. Trans. Line.) Every Wednesday & Saturday. Pier 14, N. R.
TROY. Daily, at 6 p. M. Pier 15, N R ..
VALPARAISO. (Regular Line.) Win. Bartlett, 110 Wall. Monthly.
VERA CRUZ. (Vera Cruz Line.) Hargous Bros,, 33 South. Monthly. Pier 10, E. R ..
WASHINGTON. (N. C.) (Old Line.) .John II. Mathews. 194 Front. No regular pier. E. R.
WASHINGTON CITY, (D. C.) (Regular Line.) Safford & Dodge, 52 Front. Weekly. Pier 14, E. R.
(Regular Line.) Mott Bedell, 52 South. Saturdays. Pier 14, E. R.
WESTERLY, (Conn.) Fridays. Pier, 33 E. P ..
WEST POINT. Saturdays. Pier 39, N. R.
WESTPORT. Thursdays and Saturdays. Pier 41, E. R ..
WILMINGTON, (N. C.) D. C. Murray, 62 South. Weekly. Pier 13, E. P ..
Mailler, Lord & Quereau, 10S Wall. Week- ly. Pier 13, E. P ..
(ON Line.) MeCready, Mott & Co., 36 South. Wednesdays. Pier 11. F. R.
(Regular Line.) E. S. Powell, 104 Wall. Weekly. Pier 8, N. R ..
Dollner, Potter & Co., 1S1 Front. Weekly. Pier 23. E. R.
(Smith's Line.) Jonas Smith & Co., 227 Front, Weekly. Pier 2S, E. R ..
YONKERS. Mon. Wed. & Fri. Pier 33, N. R.
PILOT COMMISSIONERS, PILOT- AGE, &c., &c.
Board of Pilot Commissioners .---
Office, 69 Sonth, where application may be made for New York Sandy Hook Pilot. Commission- ers : Robert L. Taylor, C. H Marshall, E. E. Mor- gan, Russell, Sturgis and G. W. Blunt, F Per- kins, Sec.
Fees for Inward Pilotage .- For everyvessel draw- ing less than 14 feet of water, per foot, $2 44; 14 feet and less than 1S feet, $3" 06; 18 feet and less than 21 feet, $3 69 : 21 feet and upwards, $+ 31 per foot ; for every armed vessel, $5. If boarded out of sight of Sandy Hook light-house, one-fourth of the above rates are added. From Nov. 1st to April 1st, four dollars are added to the full pilot- age of every vessel.
For Outward Pilotage .- For every vessel drawing less than 14 feet of water, per foot, $1 $1; 14 feet and less than 1S feet. 82 12} ; 1S feet and less than 21 feet. $2 75 . 21 feet and upwards, $3 1St per foot : for every day's detention, $3.
For Transportation from North to East River. and, vice versa .- A 14 gun ship, $20 : a frigate, $15 : a sloop of war, $1 ; all merchant vessels. $5. From Quarantine, one quarter of the inward pilot- age. exclusive of the off shore. Hauling into the river from the wharf. §3. Pilot boats holding commissions from this Board are numbered and designated by a square burgee, with white eentre and blue border, the number being in the een- tre.
New Jersey Commissioners of Pilot-
are .--- Offices, 105 South, or in Grand Street, Jersey City. William T. Rodgers. Pres. ; Lewis Bosworth, J. M. Cornelison, and James Rogers. of Jersey City ; Lewis Bosworth and James R. Grover, of Newark; James Boggs, of N. Bruns. : Austin Reed, of Middletown point.
The Rates of Pilotage are the same as those under Board of Pilot Commissioners above.
Hurl-Gate Pilots .--- Office, 21 Coenties slip. Fees .- From or to Sands' Point, for sehooners or
sloops, per foot, $1 50; for square-rigged vessels $1 75. From or to HIurlgate, for schooners or sloops, $1; square-rigged vessels, $1 25. From the 1st of Nov. to 1st of April, in addition to the above, for every ship, bark or brig, $2; for every schooner or sloop, $1.
Sound Pilots .-- 53 South
PORT WARDENS.
109 Wall, 168 & 257 South & 73 West.
(Appointed by the Governor and Senate ) Min thorne Tompkins, Pres. ; J. A. Herriman, See .; W. G. King, E. MeMullen. C. H. Bramhall, E. B Seaman, A. II. Gale, J. V. Peck, W. H. Burleigh Benj. Hutebinson. Port Wardens' charges are, for eneb survey on board of any vessel, on Hatehes or Cargo, $2. For eaeb survey on damaged goods, on the wharf or in store, $2. For each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to proceed to sea, $5 Offiee open from 7 o'clock A. M .. to 6 o'clock P. M.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
ALLENTOWN .- 21 Nassau. Capital, $2,000,000 Par, $50; J. F. Butterworth, Pres. ; F. S. Bond Treas.
AMERICAN & LAKE SHORE RAILROADS, Ticket and Express Freight Office, 193 B'way. BALTIMORE & OHIO .- Ticket and Express Freight Office, 229 Broadway.
BROOKLYN & JAMAICA .- 57 Mers. ex. Capital, $300,000: Par. $50: Dividends. Feb. and Aug. J. A. King, Pres. ; H. J. Southmayd, Sec. ; Rob- ert Ray, Treas. Depot, S. Ferry, Brooklyn. l'assengers from New York cross the East river to Atlantie-st., Brooklyn, by the South ferry boats.
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER. Tieket and Express Freight Offee, 173 Broadway.
CAMDEN & AMBOY .- Pier 1 N. P .. Passengers are taken by steamboat to S. Amboy, and thenee by railroad to Philadelphia.
CAYUGA & SUSQUEHANNA .- 46 Exchange pl. Thos. W. Gale, Pres. (Further information re- fnsed )
CENTRAL (of New Jersey) .- 69 Wall. Capital, $2,000.000; Par, $100; Jobn T. Johnston, Pres. ; John O. Sterns, Supt. ; G. M. Milligan, Treas. and See. Passengers leave by steamboat from Pier 2, N. R., or by the N. J. R. R. from the foot of Cortlandt.
CHICAGO & BURINGTON .- Ticket & Express Freight Office, 173 Broadway.
CHICAGO & CINCINNATI. 35 Nassau .- W. D. Judson, Pres .; A. Tenney, See. ; Capital, $1,000,- 000 : Par, $100.
CHICAGO & GALENA .- Ticket and Express Freight Offiee. 173 Broadway.
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND .- 13 William. H. Farnham, Pres. : E. W. Dunham, Treas. Capital, $5,603.000 ; Par, $100.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & FOND-DU-LAC (Illinois and Wisconsin) .- Wm. B. Ogden, Pres. : Charles Butler. Treas. Capital. $4,250.000; Par. $100.
CUMBERLAND & PENN. 55 B'way .- J. A. Gra- ham, Pres ; J. G. Leonard, Sec. Capital, $1,000,- 000; Par $100.
DELAWARE & RARITAN CANAL & CAMDEN & AMBOY RAILROAD & TRANSP. CO .- 7 Battery pl. Dividends, Jan. and July. Robert F. Stoekton. President of Delaware & Raritan Canal Ço .; Edwin A. Stevens, President of Cam- den & Amboy Railroad Co.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN .- 51 Wall. C. R. Robert, Pres. ; A. J. Odell, Sec. Shares, $50 each.
DEMOINE NAV. & RAILROAD CO .- 1S William, R. S. Burrows, Pres; W. B. Welles, Treas. Cap- ital, $3.000,000; Par. $100.
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE .- Tieket and Express Freight Office, 273 Broadway.
F. PENNSYLVANIA .- 14 Wall. E Clymer, Pres- EIGIITH AVENUE .- W. 49th c. Eighth av. Geo.
REGISTER .- SOCIETIES.
Law. Pres. ; J. S. Hunt, Sec. and Treas. ; Oliver | OHIO & MISSISSIPPI .-- SS Wall. Joseph W Charlick. Supt. Capital, $S00.000; Par. $100.
FALL RIVER & BOSTON .- Pier 3, N. R. Passen- gers leave by steamboat. (touching at Newport,) to Fall River, where the R. R .. commences. FLUSHING .- Foot Fulton, E. R.
GALENA & CHICAGO UNION .- Transfer Office, 12S Broadway.
GREAT WESTERN (Canada.)-Ticket and Ex- press Freight Office, 173 Broadway.
HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH .- Ticket and Express Freight Office, 173 Broadway.
HONDURAS .- 35 William. E. G. Squier, Agent. HUDSON RIVER .- 68 Warren. S. Sloan, Pres. ; C. C. Clarke. Treas; Thomas M. North, Sec .; A. F. Smith, Supt. Capital, $4,000,000; Par, $100. De pots. Chambers c College pl., Canal c West, West c Christopher, and foot W. 31st, where steam is applied.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL, 31 Nassau .- W. H. Osborn, Pres. ; J. N. Perkins. Treas. ; W. K. Ackerman, Sec. Capital, $25.500.000 : Par, $100. Ticket and Express Freight Office, 173 Broadway.
LAKE ONTARIO & HUDSON RIVER .- 20 Ex- change pl. John R Briggs Pres. ; E. D. Saxton, Sec. and Treas. Capital, $6,000,000; Par, $100.
LAKE ONTARIO, AUBURN & N. Y .- 119 Nas- san. Nathan C. Plast, Pres. and Treas. ; John C. Kayser. Sec. Capital, §1,500,000 ; Par, $50.
LEBANON SPRINGS-22 William. H. S. Blatch- ford. Pres. ; R. C. Root, Sec. and Treas. Capital, $2.300.000 ; Par, $100.
LONG ISLAND .- At the Depot, Brooklyn Wm. E. Morris. Pres. and Supt. : W. S. S. Russell, Sec. Depot, at the S. ferry Brooklyn.
MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS .- 52 Wall. Wins- low. Lanier & Co., Transfer Agents.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL .- Transfer Office, 2S Ex- change pl. Ticket and Express Freight Office, 173 Broadway.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN INDI- ANA. Geo Bliss, Pres. ; W. Walcott, Treas .; Ticket and Express Freight Office, 193 Broadway. MILWAUKEE & MISSISSIPPI .- 51 Exchange pl. J. Catlin, Pres. ; Wmn. Taintor, Sec Capital, $S.100,000 : Par. $100. Dividends, Jan and July. MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI .- 13 William, John A. Dix, Pres. ; E. W. Dunham, Treas. ; H. Price, Sec.
MORRIS & ESSEX .- Freight, foot Dey; Passen- gers, foot Cortlandt.
NEW ALBANY & SALEM .- Transfer office, 2S Exchange pl. ; Ticket and Express Freight Ofice, 173 Broadway.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD & TRANSP. CO .- 57 Merci ants' ex. and foot of Cortlandt. Capital, $3.750,000; Par, $50: Dividends, Feb. and Aug. John S. Darcy, Pres. : John P. Jackson, (Newark ), V. Pres. : F. W. Jackson,-Sec. ; H. J. Southinayd, Treas, l'a sengers cross the North river to Jersey City Dy the ferry foot of Cortlandt.
NEW YORK CENTRAL .- Transfer office, 13 Nas- sau Duncan. Sherman & Co. Agents. Ticket and Express Freig t Office. 207 Broadway.
NEW YORK & ERIE -Foot of Duane. Transfer oflice. 45 Wall. Capital, $11,000.000; Par. $100. C. Moran, Pres. : H. Gelpeke, Treas .; T. J. Waters, Asst. Trea .. ; Nathaniel Marsh, Sec. Ticket & Express Freight Offices, 173. 193 & 241 Broadway. NEW YORK & HARLEM .- Fourth av. c E. 26:h. A. Campbell, Pres ; W. C. Wetmore, V. Pres ; W. H. Emerson, Sec. and Treas. Capital, $5.717.100; Par, $50. Depots, White c Centre & Fourth av. c E. 26th.
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